Unveiling the Intriguing Tapestry of Ancient Egypt’s 18th Dynasty (c. 1543–1292): Journey Through the Reign of King Tutankhamun and the Pharaoh’s Sacred Successions
Photo by Edward Pevos of MLive Story by Edward Pevos of MLive You can now step back in time to the 18th dynasty of ancient Egypt (c. 1543–1292 ) and see King Tutankhamun and the pharaoh’s sacred possessions. Scroll down to see a taste of Cranbrook’s new exhibit which is now open through September 3, 2017. More than 100 treasures The exhibit features 131 replicas of the pharaoh’s sacred possessions and artifacts. These are very detailed and exact replicas of the originals which will no longer be leaving Egypt. Ticket info Tickets are $10 for non-members of the Cranbrook Institute of Science and $9 for members. Kids ages 2-12 are $8. Bust of Tut on a Lotus – 18th Dynasty This portrait captures Tut’s elongated platycephalic skull, a common feature among members of the inbred royal family of Amarna. Court sandals – 18th Dynasty Fashioned of papyrus fiber, leather, wood and sheet gold, some 93 articles of footwear were buried with Tut. The finest example is th...